Incomplete fusion reactions in 16O+159Tb system: Spin distribution measurements

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2015
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Abstract
In order to explore the reaction modes on the basis of their entry state spin population, an experiment has been done by employing particle-γ coincidence technique carried out at the Inter University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi. The preliminary analysis conclusively demonstrates, spin distribution for some reaction products populated via complete and/or incomplete fusion of 16O with 159Tb system found to be distinctly different. Further, the existence of incomplete fusion at low bombarding energies indicates the possibility to populate high spin states.
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Authors R., Sharma Vijay;Abhishek, Yadav;P., Singh Devendra;P., Singh Pushpendra;Sunita, Gupta;K., Sharma Manoj;Indu, Bala;R., Kumar;S., Muralithar;P., Singh R.;P., Singh B.;R., Prasad;K., Bhowmik R.;
Journal epj web of conferences
Year 2015
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/20158600046
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